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NYC Tourism Updates This Week
More data points toward recovery. The city's unemployment rate dropped in September, now back into single digits. Schools have reopened but the positivity rate among students is minuscule—0.2%. In fact, New York state has the third lowest positivity rate in the nation (and that's with ample testing). Nationally, the Domestic Travel Safety Barometer score rose above 50% for the first time since the pandemic began. The TSA screened over a million air travelers for the first time since March. (Those passengers are primarily leisure travelers, too.) Despite the small spike in infection rates, indicators are looking good for a New York comeback.
What’s It Like to Travel to NYC Right Now?
Typically, the time from Thanksgiving to Christmas is one of New York’s busiest travel seasons. Now, in a world that’s been turned upside down with COVID, what would a New York holiday trip look like? Should you attempt to plan a trip to the Big Apple this year, or just wait? While no one can ultimately make that decision for you, there are some things you know to help you along the way.
NYC Tourism Updates This Week
Although the major tourism headlines this week were about postponements—both the Philharmonic and Broadway are pushing off to at least summer 2021—a scan of the wider scene reveals green shoots of rebirth. NYC luxury is making a comeback, suggesting the affluent may be making their way back to the city—Louis Vuitton is open again, Bergdorf Goodman is expanding its hours, and Per Se returns tomorrow. Read on for more on NYC and broader tourism trends.
The Latest in NYC Tourism
Another week brings some major stories—no in-person ball drop for New Year's, no Met Opera season—and also several opportunities for rebirth. Indoor dining is back today. New York's outdoor restaurant program will be made permanent and new rules will make cooler-weather dining easier. Continuing innovation will get us out of this—read on for more links of interest.
NYC Tourism News This Week
For the second consecutive month, the city's unemployment rate has dropped, this time by a healthy 25%—although overall unemployment remains high, about double national averages. With tourism and hospitality curtailed, it's not surprising, although the city's low rate of COIVD transmission means more and more is reopening. Read on for the latest New York City and global tourism news.
Ghost Tours: The Most Haunted Places to Visit in New York City
For those with an interest in the occult, these spots are like magnets, attracting paranormal tourists from around the world. Here are three of the most frightening for intrepid adventurers in New York City to visit.
Tourism Happenings: Openings and Reopenings in NYC
The list of reopened cultural venues in NYC is lengthening; last week the FDNY FireZone reopened in a new space; the New Museum came back yesterday; today we add Fraunces Tavern Museum and the Society of Illustrators, and tomorrow MoMA PS1 returns. On the hotel side, the New York Marriott Downtown is open for guests again.
The Dramatic Effect of COVID on NYC Tourism
New York City tourism took a hit from the effects of the coronavirus. The city was among the early epicenters of the virus, which greatly affected the tourism sector. Under normal circumstances, NYC’s tourist destinations being flooded with tourists would be the typical scenario. But, due to the pandemic that has hit the whole world, things are different.
NYC Reopening This Week and Other Tourism Notes
You know the city's coming back when you score a seat at Carbone and they sit JLo and ARod next to you—as experienced by a Davler staffer this past weekend. Beyond celeb sightings, we're excited about the boatload of city reopenings the week is bringing...
Tourism Notes for NYC
As the Times put it yesterday, "if you’re worried about Covid-19, at this point New York is one of the safest places in America." Not exactly the fiery hellscape some have suggested this week. Enjoy the long weekend!
Public Golf Courses In and Around NYC
The opportunities for sightseeing in NYC are limitless, but golfers should definitely make time to check out some of these city links. The prices to get in a round are quite good—better if you’re a resident of the city.
Dog-Friendly Businesses in NYC That Are Open Right Now
Looking for somewhere to go with your dog in NYC? Here are some dog-friendly businesses in NYC that are open and ready for your dog’s and your visit!
Latest Tourism Happenings for NYC
When you keep your community transmission rate low good things can happen. New York State is setting records for number of people tested and the results keep coming back the same, with less than 1% positive for the coronavirus. Accordingly, the reopenings are coming fast and furious.
5 Must-See Rooftop Bars in New York City
Some joints are famous for their drinks, others for their music, but nothing compares to NYC rooftop bars and their stunning views. These bars are not, however, all made equal. Again, you’re faced with countless options. Whether you’re a visitor or have lived in the city your whole life, you won’t regret having these 5 rooftop bar destinations on your bucket list.
Tourism Happenings: Cultural Institutions to Reopen in NYC
With the state infection rate below 1% for more than 11 days in a row—the rate is lower now than it was in June—the Governor has cleared the way for NYC bowling alleys, cultural institutions, and gyms to open.
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Tourism Happenings Newsletter: Latest Updates for NYC
We have the latest for tourism professionals on what's going on around NYC.
How to Avoid Getting Sick on Public Transit
Not only can you get a cold or the flu, your local transit system and coronavirus also go hand-in-hand. That doesn’t mean you have to stay at home because you don’t have your own vehicle! Here are some ways you can reduce your chances of getting sick when you use public transit.
'Tourism Happenings': The Latest Tourism News for NYC
Signs of renewal are everywhere in the city. The New York Botanical Garden reopened yesterday; Wave Hill is back as of tomorrow. The map of open restaurants shows 182 open streets in addition to 9,500 restaurants Read on for the latest in NYC tourism and Davler Media's new "Reach the Regionals" marketing opportunity.
The 9 Best Restaurants for Outdoor Dining in the West Village
With all the ivy and filtered sunlight through the trees, this is the perfect place for a meal outside. You might like to watch the world go by on a sidewalk patio or hide out in a pretty backyard garden. Find our picks for both as you discover the nine best outdoor dining experiences this side of Sixth Avenue.
5 of the Attractions Most Likely to Reopen First in New York
Most of the city’s attractions have been resting since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Several months after New York was first shut down, business owners are now considering how and when they might be able to reopen their tourist attractions.
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Coronavirus Relief Options for Small Business in New York
If you’re a small business in New York City, it’s important to know there are financial relief options available to you. Small business can get help during coronavirus is the ultimate takeaway.
Things to Do in NYC This July 4th Weekend
(7/4-7/7) Looking for what to do in New York? We've got the latest on all the goings-on in NYC this July 4th holiday weekend, from concerts to museum exhibitions to comedy to the best in city sightseeing. Happy birthday, America!
Where to Experience the Best Bar Views in NYC: Rooftops Open All Year Long
Don't let uncooperative weather keep you from the views of New York City's rooftop restaurants and bars. Skylines mix with a lavish ambiances to make for impeccable evenings. From The Hudson Terrace to Ophelia, there's always a rooftop party to attend all year long.
A Guide to Planning the Perfect Weekend in New York
To help you organize an unforgettable trip, here is a useful guide to planning the perfect weekend in New York.
Places to Go in NYC: Art Museums You Can Enjoy From Home
New York City is famous for its art museums, among the top places to go on a visit here. When you're planning a trip you can get a virtual preview from home of some of the amazing artwork awaiting you. From the Guggenheim to the Brooklyn Museum to a 360° tour of the Met.
